The balance in the account has become so large that I can hardly keep track. When the bull market comes, will spot trading multiply several times? That's just the basics. Just yesterday, I casually mentioned a MEME to a friend, saying it had ten times the potential, and today it really soared. The only annoyance after achieving financial freedom is that money is spent too slowly.

Many people ask me: Brother Bin, how do you choose coins and make trades? $SIREN

To be honest, my method is particularly simple—but it is precisely these simplest things that are the key to making real money.

You see, as soon as the market fluctuates, many people can't help but want to "jump in for a wave." After a series of frantic operations, they end up with forced liquidation, losses, and a mess. Do you know? I used to make these stupid mistakes too, and looking back now, I really think I was too foolish at that time. $STO

Today, I will share a few secrets with everyone. If you dare to do it, learn to do it well: $PLAY

Every time I choose a coin, I start from the list of those that have increased in value.

Why? Because only those coins that have risen have an active market and will have subsequent opportunities. If a coin hasn't moved at all, why buy it?

Then, don't keep staring at the K-line. I pay more attention to the monthly MACD. If there's a golden cross, I go in directly. No golden cross? Then I stay in cash.

The K-line can tell you about short-term fluctuations, but the real opportunities lie in long-term trends. Don't gamble on those oversold rebounds; they are low-probability events, and if you bet, you basically lose.

Also, the 60-day line is what I pay the most attention to every day.

If the coin price pulls back to near the 70-day moving average, and the trading volume starts to increase, then I'm willing to increase my position.

At this time, you need to have confidence; the market will give you opportunities. If the signal comes out, hold steady; if not, wait.

After I enter the market, I never cling to a position. When I see the price rise, I hold; if it breaks the line, I sell immediately.

Many people make the mistake of "not wanting to leave," always hoping to wait for the market to rebound, resulting in turning profits into losses.

Taking profits also has a rhythm; don’t think you can eat up all the gains at once.

When it’s up by 30%, cut half; when it’s up by 50%, cut half again. Remember, the market changes at any time. If you miss it, it’s okay; just come back again.

The most important rule: if it breaks the 70-day line, leave immediately.

This is a rule I follow for every trade, no matter how long you hold, breaking the 70-day line means to withdraw. Don’t fight against the market, don’t gamble with your life; this rule is truly the key to my survival.

Brother Bin only does real trading, no empty promises. For those brothers and sisters who want to learn the method and turn things around, let's get on board and get to work together.